Will my goods be inspected by Customs?
Customs organisations have the right to protect their borders through physical inspection of all goods that cross into the consumption of that country. For the most part, it is a random process but having correct and proper documentation as well as a strong Customs compliance program can alleviate the number of inspections accrued.
Learn more about Maersk Customs Services.
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